Freelance infrastructure support, endpoint management and hands-on security research. Based in Greater London, UK — currently pursuing CompTIA A+ and Security+.
Three years of freelance experience delivering hands-on technical support and infrastructure work in a professional setting. Self-driven learner with practical, real-world knowledge across Active Directory, PowerShell, patch management and cybersecurity — built through problem-solving on the job rather than the classroom, though formal certification is now underway.
Comfortable working independently or as part of a team, with a genuine interest in the field shown through open-source tooling and continuous self-study in penetration testing and reverse engineering.
STATUS: pursuing CompTIA A+ & Security+Three years providing ongoing IT support and consultation — from everyday Microsoft 365 / Windows issues through to AD domain migrations, hardware refresh planning, and rolling out Action1 for patch management. Advised the director directly on hardware and software decisions and led staff migrations with zero business disruption.
Four months across two building sites, working with Windows, Active Directory, PowerShell, CRM and ticketing systems. Triaged and resolved tickets within SLA, escalating by severity, and wrote PowerShell scripts to automate previously manual workflows.
Four days shadowing day-to-day front-end and back-end workflow, corporate structure, and how issue-tracking software keeps a team's triage process efficient.
Static and dynamic analysis (Cheat Engine, DnSpyEx) of a commercial game to build a speedrunning auto-splitter, written in ASL and open-sourced on GitHub.
Reverse engineering, decompiling and vulnerability analysis of Roblox experiences, writing LuaU scripts to study risks of client-authoritative trust models.
Calculator, Hangman, Rock-Paper-Scissors, a Sudoku solver, and an OCR-based automation macro — a rotating set of small language fundamentals projects.